Conceptual Artist Michael Rakowitz on Heritage and Healing
The 2020 Nasher Sculpture Center Prize Laureate recently appeared on our "ARTnews Live" IGTV series.
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Nasher Sculpture Center to Host Talk by Michael Rakowitz, Artist Focused on Memory and Reconstruction
The question guiding his lecture will be: "If I can't be there with you, how can I show you where I am?"
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ARTnews in Brief: Spring/Break Art Show Reveals New Location for 2020 Los Angeles Edition—and More from January 31, 2020
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Art en Route: Nicole Eisenman’s ‘Sketch for a Fountain,’ François Xavier Lalanne’s Sheep Sculptures at Auction, and More
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$100,000 Nasher Prize Goes to Isa Genzken
The award was "established to honor a living artist who elevates the understanding of sculpture and its possibilities."
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Pierre Huyghe Wins Nasher Sculpture Center’s $100,000 Prize
The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas announced today that Pierre Huyghe has won its 2017 Nasher Prize. Huyghe, who hails from France, will now receive $100,000 as part of the award, which…
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Doris Salcedo Named the First Winner of the Nasher Prize
Dallas’s Nasher Sculpture Center announced today that the Colombian sculptor Doris Salcedo has won the Texas museum’s first Nasher Prize. She will now receive $100,000 and an award designed…
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Nasher Sculpture Center Announces Acquisitions Fund for Art by Women
The Nasher Sculpture Center announced yesterday that, following a gift of $750,000 from the Kaleta A. Doolin Foundation, the museum will form an acquisitions fund for work by…
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Dallas’s Nasher Sculpture Center Creates $100,000 Annual Prize
The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas has announced the creation of an annual $100,000 sculpture prize. The winner will be selected by a jury that includes some pretty fancy names in…
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Veritas! After Six Years, Harvard Art Museums’ Renzo Piano Home Is Nearly Ready: A Peek Inside
Curators at the Harvard Art Museums are spending the summer installing works in the new Renzo Piano-designed building, which has significantly boosted the university’s ability to display its…
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